오장환 시에 나타난 질병과 생명의 문제

• 영문명: The matter of disease and life in Oh jang-hwan’s poems
• 발행기관: 한국언어문학회
• 저자명: 김종태(Kim, Jong-tae)
• 간행물 정보: 『한국언어문학』韓國言語文學 第78輯, 257~283쪽, 전체 27쪽
• 주제분류: 어문학 > 한국어와문학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2011.09.30

영문 초록

Oh jang-hwan is the poet who was active at the Japanese colonial period. This thesis studied matters of disease and life in Saengmyeongpa(Life Shool) Oh jang-hwan’s all poems. Oh jang-hwan resisted inconsistency of times through grotesque diabolism. ‘Chapter2. loss of the paternal nature and dangerousness of the modern life’ discussed Oh jang-hwan’s early poems. His early poems embodies reproach criticism of traditions and history. He explored pollution of a body and form of disease with the modern environment. ‘Chapter 3. vitality like something evil and a sensuous sublimation of a death consciousness’ discussed Oh jang-hwan’s middle poems. His middle poems embodies acceleration of contraction of life. He marked death down as beauty and wad concerned about contradictions of the Christian faith. ‘Chapter 4. a longing of cure and rebirth though a maternal instinct and ideology’ discussed Oh jang-hwan’s late poems. His late poems embodies new life though a maternal instinct and ideology. The maternal instinct which he sought was connected by ideology. Oh jang-hwan’s poem included deep thought in time and history. Also, his poem embodied pain and tragedy at the colonial era. This thesis want to be the new forum for debates of Oh jang-hwan’s poem.

목차

1. 서론

2. 부성 상실과 근대적 생명의 위험성

3. 위악적 생명력과 죽음의식의 감각적 승화

4. 모성과 이념을 통한 치유와 갱생의 갈망

5. 결론

〈참고문헌〉

[Abstract]

키워드

오장환 식민지 생명파 질병 생명 부성 상실 위험성 『성벽』 전통 역사 가부장제 유교 그로테스크 악마주의 위악적생명력 죽음의식 감각적 승화 『헌사』 『나 사는곳』 확산 충일 모성 이념 치유 갱생 『병든서울』 『붉은기』 무질서 사회주의사상 친일 행위 신장병 Oh jang-hwan matter of disease life loss of the paternal nature dangerousness of the modern life traditions and history pollution of a body form of disease vitality like something evil a sensuous sublimation of a death consciousness the Christian faith a longing of cure and rebirth a maternal instinct ideology time and history the colonial era